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Black Hole Thermodynamics with Lambda: Some Consequences

Black Hole Thermodynamics with Lambda: Some Consequences. David Kubiz ňák (Perimeter Institute). L. Lambda and Quasi-Lambda workshop University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, USA April 10 – April 12, 2014. Plan of the talk. Black holes as thermodynamic objects

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Black Hole Thermodynamics with Lambda: Some Consequences

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  1. Black Hole Thermodynamics with Lambda: Some Consequences David Kubizňák (Perimeter Institute) L Lambda and Quasi-Lambda workshop University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, USA April 10 – April 12, 2014

  2. Plan of the talk • Black holes as thermodynamic objects • Cosmological constant: thermodynamic pressure and volume • AdS analogue of “everyday thermodynamics of simple substances” • Hawking-Page transition • VdW fluid and charged AdS black holes • Reentrant phase transition • Triple point and solid/liquid/gas analogue • Conclusions Friends: N. Altamirano, M. Cvetic, B. Dolan, G. Gibbons, S. Gunasekaran, D. Kastor, R. Mann, Z. Sherkatghanad, J. Traschen

  3. Black holes as thermodynamic objects If someone points out to you that your pet theory of the universe is in disagreement with Maxwell's equations-then so much the worse for Maxwell's equations. If it is found to be contradicted by observation-well these experimentalists do bungle things sometimes. But if your theory is found to be against the second law of thermodynamics I can give you no hope; there is nothing for it but to collapse in deepest humiliation. Sir Arthur Stanley Eddington Gifford Lectures (1927), The Nature of the Physical World (1928), 74. 

  4. Schwarzschild black hole: • asymptotic mass (total energy) • black hole horizon: (radius rh=2M) surface gravity surface area never decreases Bekenstein?

  5. Hawking (1974): derivation used QFT in curved spacetime Other approaches: • Euclidean path integral approach (Gibbons & Hawking-1977) Euclidean manifold non-singular if the imaginary time t identified with a certain period Dt. In QFT this corresponds to a finite temperature • Tunneling approach, LQG, String theory, ….

  6. Black hole thermodynamics • First law of black hole thermodynamics: • Smarr-Gibbs-Duhem relation: • Specific heat of AF Schwarzschild BH is negative • (cannot have thermal equilibrium) Where is the PdV term?

  7. L as thermodynamic pressure & thermodynamic volume L

  8. Proposal • Consider an asymptotically AdS black hole spacetime • Identify the cosmological constant with a thermodynamic pressure • Allow this to be a “dynamical” quantity

  9. First law of black hole thermodynamics in AdS: D.Kastor, S.Ray, and J.Traschen, Enthalpy and the Mechanics of AdS Black Holes, Class. Quant. Grav. 26 (2009) 195011, [arXiv:0904.2765]. • Introduces PdV term into black hole thermodynamics • Mass M interpreted as enthalpy rather than energy • The formula can be used to calculate the thermodynamic volume associated with the black hole for example, for Schwarzschild:

  10. M. Cvetic, G.W Gibbons, DK, C.N. Pope, Black hole enthalpy and an entropy inequality for the thermodynamic volume, Phys. Rev. D84 (2011) 024037, [arXiv:1012.2888]. Conjecture: for any AdS black hole Good definition of volume: isoperimetric ineguality • Isoperimetric Inequalities (analogue of Penrose inequalities) “For a black hole of given thermodynamic volume V, the entropy is maximised for Schwarzschild-AdS”

  11. Allows one to derive the valid Smarrrelation(scaling argument) Euler’s theorem: Mass of black hole: since Smarr relation:

  12. Black hole thermodynamics in AdS • First law of black hole thermodynamics: • Smarr-Gibbs-Duhem relation: Generalization: Extra term for any dimensionful parameter D.Kastor, S.Ray, and J.Traschen, Smarr Formula and an Extended First Law for Lovelock Gravity, Class. Quant. Grav. 27 (2010) 235014, [arXiv:1005.5053].

  13. Thermodynamic machinery • Study: charged and rotating AdS black holes in a canonical • (fixed Q or J) ensemble. Relate to fluid thermodynamics, by comparing the “same physical quantities” • The corresponding thermodynamic potential is Gibbs free energy • equilibrium state corresponds to the global minimum of G. • Local thermodynamic stability: positivity of the specific heat • Phase diagrams: P-T diagrams • Critical points: calculate critical exponents,….

  14. AdSanalogue of “everyday thermodynamics of simple substances”

  15. Hawking-Page transition: a) Schwarzschild-AdS black hole • AF black holes evaporate by Hawking radiation. AdS has constant negative curvature which acts like a confining box, there are static black holes in thermal equilibrium. S.W. Hawking & D.N. Page, Thermodynamics of black holes in anti-de-Sitter space, Commun. Math. Phys. 87, 577 (1983). • Black holes have minimal temperature T=Tmin~1/l. For T<Tmin gas of particles in AdS. • Large black holes have positive specific heat, equilibrium configuration is stable. • There is a 1st order transition between gas of particles and large black holes at Tc

  16. Hawking-Page transition Witten (1998): phase transition in dual CFT (quark-gluon plasma) “fluid interpretation”: solid/liquid PT (infinite coexistence line) Equation of state: depends on the horizon topology Planar black holes correspond to ideal gas! Can we go beyond?

  17. b) Van der Waals fluid and charged AdS BHs • Chamblin, Emparan, Johnson, Myers, Charged AdS black holes and catastrophic holography, Phys.Rev. D60 (1999) 064018, [hep-th/9902170]. • DK, R.B. Mann, P-V criticality of charged AdS black holes, JHEP 1207 (2012) 033. Van der Waals fluid Parameter a measures the attraction between particles (a>0) and b corresponds to “volume of fluid particles”. Critical point:

  18. Analogy complete? Equation of state: charged AdS BH: (fixed Q) VdW fluid: vs.

  19. Coexistence line vs. • MFT critical exponents • govern specific heat, volume, compressibility and pressure at the vicinity of critical point.

  20. c) Reentrant phase transition A system undergoes an RPT if a monotonic variation of any thermodynamic quantity results in two (or more) phase transitions such that the final state is macroscopically similar to the initial state. First observed by Hudson (1904) in a nicotine/water mixture Z. Phys. Chem. 47 (1904) 113. Since then: multicomponent fluid systems, gels, ferroelectrics, liquid crystals, and binary gases T. Narayanan and A. Kumar, Reentrant phase transitions in multicomponent liquid mixtures, Physics Reports 249 (1994) 135–218.

  21. AdS analogue: large/small/large black hole phase transition in singly spinning Kerr-AdS BH in 6 dimensions N.Altamirano, DK, R.B. Mann, Reentrant phase transitions in rotating AdS black holes, arXiv:1306.5756 (2013). zeroth-order phase transition Reentrant phase transition accompanied by a peculiar zeroth-order phase transition

  22. 1st order phase transition P-T phase diagram 0th order phase transition

  23. J-T phase diagram The discovered RPT does not require variable L! Occurs in any d>6: “two components”: BH vs. Black brane?

  24. d) Triple point and solid/liquid/gas analogue large/small/large black hole phase transition and a triple point in multiply spinning Kerr-AdS BH in 6 dimensions with certain ratio q of the two angular momenta. N.Altamirano, DK, R.B. Mann, Z. Sherkatghanad, Kerr-Ads analogue of tricritical point and solid/liquid/gas phase transition, arXiv:1308.2672 (2013).

  25. Conclusions Thermodynamics is a governing principle, black holes are not an exception! Recently people have been playing with the idea of identifying the cosmological constant with the dynamical pressure. This gives a way of defining the volume of black holes. Gain some useful properties: Isoperimetric inequalities, consistency with the Smarr relation, compressibility,....? One can also search for analogues with “every day thermodynamics of simple substances”: solid/liquid, Van der Waals, reentrant phase transitions, triple points, solid/liquid/gas phase transitions,... Can also be extended to dS black hole spacetimes(arXiv:1301.5926). Is there an interpretation in AdS/CFT correspondence?

  26. VI) Appendices

  27. a) Variable L and AdS/CFT? • Varying L corresponds to varying N (provided we fix the Planck length) • Similarly since CFT, gYMdoes not run. Going beyond CFT do we get RG flow? • Continuous variation of N is probably OK. • Classical gravity corresponds to • (similar to TD limit…can vary number of moles continuously) • Quantized N…quantum gravity effects? • “Grand-canonical ensemble of stringy vacua” with conjugate quantity playing role of “chemical potential”?

  28. b) Thermodynamics of dS black holes 2 problems: • 2 horizons at different temperatures • No timelike KF outside the BH and hence there is no asymptotic mass B.P. Dolan, D. Kastor, DK, R.B. Mann, J. Traschen, Thermodynamic Volumes and Isoperimetric Inequalities for de Sitter Black Holes, arXiv:13001.5926 (2013). Identify: Hamiltonian analysis gives 3 first laws and Smarr relations TD volume conjectured to obey ISO inequality.

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